Poor love, don’t know if you can!! Good luck

A rich moisturer will help,l heard Chanel just launched a lip cream.

Congratulations also on giving up the habit.

Maybe a visit to a skin specialist?

congratulations on giving up! i am not sure what you could use but these tips are great. if it really concerns you, get some fillers.

Love the Aussie natural solutions. Good luck with this!

Congrats on quitting !! I quit a few years ago too !! Have a look at the Facebook page It Works Sydney. There is an eye and lip cream known as Botox in a bottle it is made with natural ingredients too !!

Combination derma filler and botox.

moisturise daily, and use a night cream. once a week use the day moisturiser a bit thicker and let it stay on your face for 20 mins this will plump it up and hopefully less noticeable.

other than a face cream for fine lines I don’t know of anything else

It would depend on how deep your lines are. If they are really deep you may need to consider fillers.

Probably depends how deep they are. Although I’m not a fan, fillers maybe a good option. I’d ask around and choose carefully though.

I’d check out any of the skincare products by an Aussie company called Rubifresh. They’re natural, they aren’t too expensive, and they actually do what they promise. Hiruscar is a cream meant for scars, but I used it on my “lip lines” and it softened them and definitely made them less noticeable.

If they are bad and deep you will have to get a filler injected into them and they will disappear.

Dermaquest peptide mobilizer. It work like Botox does in the skin by relaxing the muscles and plumbing with hydration. I used to work at a medical spa where we sold it and the results were incredible

there are some good comments here

microdermabrasion treatments can help reduce the appearance of fine lines.

So many to choose from, and paying a lot of money doesn’t mean your getting a great product. Try a cheap one first and see how you go

I hope you find something

There are so many wonderful beauty products out there.
It will all depend on your skin type and age but if you look at purchasing a range thats gentle on the skin and perhaps using a cleansing oil like the Dr Lewinns 4 fusioin cleansing oil that has amongst other things Rosehip oil included. Perhaps using an oil at night under a nightcream…either the bio oil, rosehip or the Jurlique Herbal Recovery Antioxidant face oil. Then perhaps a moisturiser like A’kin Purely Revitalising Firming Night Cream and during the day use a day cream and make sure you apply a sunscreen or a day cream with SPF included.